University Affairs

March 15 is the deadline to apply for the Outstanding Publication in the Scholarship of Teaching in Higher Education Award and the Teaching Conference Registration Award.

The Law Award recognizes outstanding teaching by WSU faculty on all campuses whose courses are part of the University Common Requirements general education curriculum.

In accordance with Gov. Jay Inslee’s recent actions, Washington State University will be refunding taxes collected from employee paychecks last month as part of the Washington Cares Trust Fund.

Events honoring Black History Month have been taking place across the WSU system with several more planned for the coming days and weeks.

While knockoff t‑shirts can still occasionally be found in parking lots adjacent to WSU sporting events, much of the conflict between counterfeiters and the university now takes place on a digital battlefield.

WSU is launching a new pilot program next week aimed at reducing work‑related fatigue and stress.

WSU has launched a new online tool to assist members of the university community in taking appropriate precautions when they have been potentially exposed to COVID‑19.

Faculty with innovative ideas to enhance teaching and learning are encouraged to apply for the grants of up to $5,000.

As part of the Jan. 14 revisions, the reimbursement rate for motor vehicles went from $0.56 to $0.585 per mile.

Washington State University’s Community Standards boards are seeking new faculty and staff members from all disciplines at any campus location.